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Recently, the 2023 "Great Wall Cup" World Arowana Championship was passionately staged at the Guangzhou China Import and Export Fair Complex.
As the Oscar of the aquarium industry, the "Great Wall Cup" World Arowana Championships, organized by the Arowana Branch of the China Fisheries Association, attracted the attention of many participants and spectators. This wonderful match was played under multiple scoring points such as body proportions, color, and live performance, and the judges strictly required the details of the fish's eyes, gill caps, head shape, scales, activity and other aspects. Their demanding standards keep the players in the best shape at all times and compete for the glory of the dragonfish king.
And the final result of the competition is even more impressive! After fierce competition, No. 13 fish, known as the "leader in the dragonfish world", won the overall championship and traded at an eye-popping transaction price of 1.08 million yuan. As soon as this news came out, it immediately aroused heated discussions and amazements among netizens. Some people sighed one after another: "The value of this dragonfish is equivalent to the salary of ordinary people for decades, and they can even buy a house!" "There was a craze among Arowana lovers.
So, why can an Arowana be sold at such a high price? It is understood that Arowana, as one of the treasures of ornamental fish, is native to Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, Indonesia, Malaysia and other places. In particular, Kalimantan and Sumatra in Indonesia and Peninsular Malaysia and Sarawak in Malaysia are most common. With the growing popularity of ornamental fish enthusiasts, Arowana has been introduced to all over the world.
Arowana belongs in zoological classification to the genera Scleropages and Osteoglossum of the family Arapaima. According to its physical characteristics and lineage, Arowana can be divided into several species, such as silver Arowana, black Arowana, Asian Arowana, pearl Arowana, Starpoint Pearl Arowana, etc. In particular, Asian arowana can be divided into three major strains of red, gold and blue, with bright colors and different shapes, and has become the object of many aquarium enthusiasts.
Now, I would like to invite readers to join the discussion and share your love and views on Arowana. What do you think about this "Great Wall Cup" World Arowana Championship? Were you surprised by the price of the Arowana? If you were a contestant, how would you develop and train the perfect Arowana? Leave your thoughts and insights in the comments section and let's explore this fascinating world of aquas!
The author looks forward to interacting with readers and leaving comments to explore the magic of Arowana together. Let's witness the charm of Arowana together and add even more excitement to this wonderful sport!